Titlebook: Artificial Intelligence and Human Institutions; Richard Ennals Book 1991 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1991 Information Technology (IT).a

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978-3-540-19579-5Springer-Verlag London Limited 1991

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Education, obliged to learn their tables in order to compute the answers to arithmetic problems, and to learn the linguistic and grammatical forms of dead languages in order to process and understand texts in modern languages. Powerful formal structures were identified which underlay the academic content to b

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Computer Systems,wledged: examples include time-sharing, operating systems, desktop user interfaces with windows, icons, mice and pointers, natural language front ends to databases and rule based programming languages.

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Social Institutions,people. It is an illusion to imagine that software automation enables us to somehow bypass problems with individuals and groups, whether of employees or users. Rather, if people problems are not addressed, the inappropriate use of software automation could mean corporate or social suicide. Where bot

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Politics, from those other media if they are to understand the fundamentals of politics and take full advantage of their own tools for both understanding and action. Politics is a curiously dynamic environment, where a descriptive or critical remark can be construed as a political act, and there can be no su

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Conclusion,nological, political or social, constitutes submission to ideology. A human centred approach, based on progress towards qualitative social goals, may well include the use of socially appropriate technologies. Artificial intelligence can provide the glue which links the parts of fallible models of hu